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Ellie Cain
Ellie Cain is from Denver, Colorado and a Kinesiology major with a minor in Psychology. Her goal is to go to graduate school and become a sports psychologist. Ellie is working with Dr. Martin on a sport psychology intervention focused on perfectionism in sport.
Ellie Cain is from Denver, Colorado and a Kinesiology major with a minor in Psychology. Her goal is to go to graduate school and become a sports psychologist. Ellie is working with Dr. Martin on a sport psychology intervention focused on perfectionism in sport.
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Dillon Travis
Dillon is from Meridian, Idaho and in his senior year studying kinesiology. Following graduation, he plans on attending medical school and becoming a physician. He is still unsure which specialty he wants to pursue in medical school, but is leaning towards either orthopedic surgery or family medicine. Dillon is working with Dr. Martin comparing social support and coping in collegiate athletes and non-college athletes.
Dillon is from Meridian, Idaho and in his senior year studying kinesiology. Following graduation, he plans on attending medical school and becoming a physician. He is still unsure which specialty he wants to pursue in medical school, but is leaning towards either orthopedic surgery or family medicine. Dillon is working with Dr. Martin comparing social support and coping in collegiate athletes and non-college athletes.
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Rhyeli Krause
Rhyeli Krause graduated from Concordia University Ann Arbor, MI with a B.S. in Exercise Science. She is currently a graduate student at Boise State University getting her Masters of Science in Kinesiology with a biophysical emphasis, and working on her master’s thesis. Once she graduates, she aspires to be a Sports Scientist. In her free time, she enjoys staying active, playing basketball, hanging with friends, and spending time with loved ones. Rhyeli is working with Dr. Martin on a project focused on faculty evaluations of non-traditional research productivity (e.g., blog, podcast).
Rhyeli Krause graduated from Concordia University Ann Arbor, MI with a B.S. in Exercise Science. She is currently a graduate student at Boise State University getting her Masters of Science in Kinesiology with a biophysical emphasis, and working on her master’s thesis. Once she graduates, she aspires to be a Sports Scientist. In her free time, she enjoys staying active, playing basketball, hanging with friends, and spending time with loved ones. Rhyeli is working with Dr. Martin on a project focused on faculty evaluations of non-traditional research productivity (e.g., blog, podcast).